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Cirrus Plans Germantown Rental Development

Carillon at Germantown is a proposed rental development by Cirrus Property Group. The firm also has a project underway in Grafton. The Germantown development has been described with differing unit counts in public records and reporting. A site plan application filed with the village identifies Daniel Hasbani of Cirrus Property Group as agent for Tanner Hahn of Faith Lutheran Church and describes the project as a 36-unit multifamily development at W172N11187 Division Road. A Milwaukee Business Journal report from January similarly characterized the plan as a 36-unit rental project. But a BizTimes report on the same church-partnered proposal described it as a 42-unit apartment community, and the available records do not clarify whether the project's size changed between filings or whether the two accounts refer to different versions of the plan.

Milwaukee, WI · 2d
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The Tap Yard Brings Home Alone Igloos to Muskego Park This Winter

Muskego Park is getting its own slice of The Tap Yard's heated winter igloo tradition, with reservable domes opening to guests beginning Nov. 27, 2026. The seasonal beer garden operator is also bringing its warm-weather setup to the park, marking Muskego's first turn hosting the popular pop-up after years of the concept rotating through other Waukesha County parks.

Waukesha County, WI · 1d
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Pioneers Battle to the Finish in Season-Opener against UW-Whitewater

WAUKESHA, Wis. – The Carroll University men's basketball team opened its 2026-27 campaign with an impressive effort Saturday afternoon, battling UW-Whitewater until the final possession before falling 78-74 inside Van Male Fieldhouse. The Pioneers led by as many as 16 points and held the advantage for more than 30 minutes against a Warhawks squad receiving votes nationally.

Waukesha, WI · 1d
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New Berlin gives early OK to 80-unit assisted living facility

The wheels are turning for a future memory care and assisted living facility in New Berlin. The city of New Berlin Plan Commission on Wednesday recommended land use and zoning changes for a proposed 104,166-square-foot, 80-unit memory care and assisted living facility at 4675 S. Moorland Road. The commission approved the project’s use, site and architecture plans for developer Azura LLC.

New Berlin, WI · 2d
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Southport Tea Announces New Tea Bar Grand Opening and Thanksgiving Weekend Pop-Up Featuring Local Artist AHdidit

Downtown Kenosha tea boutique celebrates its new tea bar Nov. 19 and welcomes local artist Aaron Hunzinger for three days of handcrafted art and holiday shopping Nov. 27-29. Southport Tea, a locally owned tea boutique and Visit Kenosha partner in downtown Kenosha, is preparing to celebrate two exciting milestones this November. The shop will host the grand opening of its new tea bar on Thursday, Nov. 19, followed by a three-day Thanksgiving weekend pop-up featuring local artist Aaron Hunzinger and his business, AHdidit, Nov. 27-29.

Kenosha, WI · 1d

Daily Reporter

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After winning election, Bukiewicz says he’ll stay Oak Creek mayor

After defeating 21-year-old Republican Dylan Pfeffenbach in the race for the 21st Assembly District on Tuesday, Dan Bukiewicz, a Democrat, said he will resume his duties as mayor of Oak Creek and president of the Milwaukee Building and Construction Trades Council. Bukiewicz won the seat with 62% of the vote,...

Oak Creek, WI · 2d

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Dane County, Madison leaders reflect on historic state election wins

The Cap Times is an independent newsroom serving Madison and Wisconsin. Sign up for the Morning Update to receive news in your inbox each morning. Local government officials and community members in the Madison area are celebrating and reacting to David Crowley’s historic win as Wisconsin’s first Black governor and thinking about the road ahead with a Democratic majority in the state Legislature.

Madison, WI · 2d

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Two candidates quickly emerge for JoCasta Zamarripa’s soon-to-be-open aldermanic seat

Just days after current Ald. JoCasta Zamarripa’s historic victory in the race for Wisconsin secretary of state, two suitors have declared candidacy for her soon-to-be-open Common Council seat. Milwaukee County Supervisor Juan Miguel Martinez and Amanda Avalos, a political and youth organizer who previously served as vice chair of...

Milwaukee County, WI · 2d

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Gopher Women Head to Marquette for First Road Test

Minnesota will look to try and match their 43-point home win over the Golden Eagles last November. The #17/18 Golden Gopher women’s basketball team will take to the road for the first time in the 2026-27 season on Saturday when they face the Marquette Golden Eagles in Milwaukee. Minnesota will look to equal their effort against Marquette a season ago when they blew out the Golden Eagles 90-47 at The Barn last November. Grace Grocholski led Minnesota with 19 point in that game.

Milwaukee, WI · 2d

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Delavan-Darien fans celebrate team's best playoff success in a generation

Delavan-Darien has never won a state football championship, but they now stand as Walworth County's last team in the playoffs. The Comets last made the third round of the bracket in 2010.

Delavan, WI · 2d

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Racine Dominicans Dedicate Eagle Statue in Ceremony Honoring Indigenous Peoples and the Land

The Racine Dominican Sisters and Associates gathered at Siena in Racine on October 20 for a special eagle statue dedication and land acknowledgment ceremony, honoring the Indigenous Peoples who cared for the land on which the Sisters now reside. The ceremony brought together members of the Sisters of St. Dominic...

Racine, WI · 2d

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Milwaukee child care provider urges caution after Wis. infant dies from measles

As Wisconsin's measles outbreak grows, a Milwaukee child care provider says protecting babies who are too young for routine vaccination requires vigilance from the entire community.

Milwaukee, WI · 2d